Course Description
Agile Engineering Practices is for developers who want to improve their skills by taking our best technical Agile exercises. Learn by doing exercises from our 6 best-selling albums. They will teach you how to recognize bad designs in code, improve the design of existing code, improve code by refactoring it to/towards a design pattern, write high-speed tests focused on a single responsibility, drive your design via the red/green/refactor cycle, and handle awkward collaborators with ease.
Full Contents
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Smells In Legacy Code, A Scavenger Hunt — by Joshua Kerievsky
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Smellections Introduction
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The Smellections Scavenger Hunt
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The Solutions in Depth
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Smells In Collection
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Smells In AbstractList and AbstractSet
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Smells In AbstractCollection
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Smells In List
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Smells In Set
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Smells In Map
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Smellections Hunt Conclusion
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Automated Refactoring Exercise — by Joshua Kerievsky
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Automated Refactorings
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Automated Refactoring Demonstration
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Perfect Tools?
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An Exercise To Give You Experience
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Critiquing Your Performance
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Installing Our Eclipse Plugin
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Download the Exercise
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Exercise Instructions
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Upload Your Exercise
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A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
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Your Critique Results
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Your Customized Feedback
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Automated Refactoring Solution
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Adapter: XML Lab — by Joshua Kerievsky
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In Need Of An Adapter
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Choosing A Preferred Interface
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Problem Source Code
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Refactoring Guidance
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Download, Build & Test Instructions
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Solution Video Step 2: Extract Class
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Solution Video Step 3: Move Method
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Solution Video Step 4: Implement Interface
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Solution Video Step 5: Pull Up Fields & Methods
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Solution
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Exercise: Basic Microtesting — by Mike Hill, Gil Broza, Keith Ray
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Writing Basic Tests
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The Tail Data
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Tail Priorities
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This Design Sucks
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Comparing Tails
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Assessing The Lab
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Installing Our Eclipse Plugin
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Get The Starting Code
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The Dumbest Case
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Testing The Dumbest Case
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The Same IDs
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Now We're Making Progress!
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Keep The Axe Sharp!
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Sharing Data Creation
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A Perfect Test
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Designing Your Test Data
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The Rest Of The Story
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Upload Your Lab
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How You Scored
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Your Customized Lab Feedback
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Our Solution
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Exercise: Microtesting Complex Scenarios — by Mike Hill, Gil Broza, Keith Ray
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Practice, Practice, Practice
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Four Priorities
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The TailQueue Code
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Unqueueing Tails
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Assessing The Lab
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Installing Our Eclipse Plugin
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Download the Next Version
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The TailQueue Mission
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Upload Your Lab
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How You Scored
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Your Customized Lab Feedback
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Instructor Solution Part 1: Testing Basic Retrieval
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Instructor Solution Part 2: Testing Preferences
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A TDD Rhythm Exercise — by Joshua Kerievsky
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The Purpose of this Exercise
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Critiquing Your Performance
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Proceed with Caution
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Installing Our Eclipse Plugin
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Download the Code
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Exercise Instructions
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Upload Your Work
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A Graph of Your TDD Activity
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Your Critique Results
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Your Customized Feedback
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Our Solution
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Test-Driven Development Lab — by Joshua Kerievsky, Mike Hill, Gil Broza
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TDDing Big Bill's Billing System
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Some Advice Before You Begin
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Setup
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Task 1: Calculate A Simple Phone Bill
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Task 2: Calculate Excess Minutes
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Task 3: Calculate Family Discount
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Task 4: Calculate Complete Phone Bill
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Task 1 Solution
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Task 2 Solution
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Task 3 Solution
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Task 4 Solution
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An Alternative Solution
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A Third Solution
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Lab: Slipping A Listening Fake — by Gil Broza, Mike Hill
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Introduction
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The Code
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Existing Microtests
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Download The Code
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The First Case Of Slowness
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Our Solution
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Great Microtests
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Perhaps Use Extract & Override?
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Make A Stub For Shipper
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Slipping A Shipper Stub Solution
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Making a Listening Fake
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Listening Fake Solution
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Lab: Faking a Singleton — by Gil Broza
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Lab: Faking A Singleton
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A First Attempt
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Download The Code
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Double Awkwardness
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Hints
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Our Solution
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Auto-Mocks Lab — by Gil Broza
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Lab: Auto-Mocking
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The Challenge
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The Code
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Awkwardness
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Download The Code
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Your Mission
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The Simplest Case
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The Second Task
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Solution For The Second Task
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The Last Task
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Solution For The Last Task
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This album features:
- 5-8 hours of content
- 132 pages
- 17 solution videos
- Support for Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA
Audience
Java, C#, C++
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Development Tools
You can use whatever developments tools you prefer. If you do use an IDE (Integrated Development Environment), many (though not all) of our labs come with projects pre-configured for Eclipse, IntelliJ and Visual Studio.
Operating Systems
Windows
Linux
Mac OS X
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